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The Present Volume Is An Anthology Of Papers Presented In The First Nisda Security Conference In 2005 With Interdisciplinary Contributions From A Variety Of Professionals From Government Organization, Academics And Researchers On The Common Theme Of Conceptualizing The Notion Of Security In The 21St Century. It Entails A Multi-Pronged Input From Organizational, Bureaucratic And Academic Perspectives To Look At In A Focused Way The Indo-Centric View Towards The National And International Security Matters. It Is Hoped That The Volume Will Be Useful To The Policymakers As Well As The Students Of International Relations And International Security.
Embark on a thought-provoking exploration of the past with "Challenges of Understanding History" by esteemed scholar Prof. Umesh Ashok Kadam. Delve into the complexities of historical interpretation and analysis as Kadam navigates the intricate tapestry of human history. Join Prof. Kadam as he tackles the myriad challenges inherent in understanding and interpreting history. From conflicting narratives to elusive truths, Kadam's insightful examination sheds light on the complexities of reconstructing the past and the inherent biases that shape our understanding. As readers journey through the pages of "Challenges of Understanding History," they are invited to confront the limitations of histo...
This contributed volume aims at compiling multifaceted functions of plant hormones in plants under heavy metal stress. The main focus of this book is to address the recent developments in the arena of hormone mediated heavy metal stress tolerance. Plants are continuously challenged by abiotic stressors like heavy metals, which have negative impacts on growth and development. Hormonal stimulation via exogenous cues and endogenous signals can help plants to better withstand heavy metal toxicity. Plant hormones are biologically active compounds that act as a multifunctional signaling molecule and regulate key physiological and biochemical processes. Currently, researchers all over the globe hav...
International Humanitarian Law is primarily concerned with the protection of the victims of violence resulting from the outbreak of hostilities, and comes into operation at the time of such outbreaks. Its normative development in the last 150 years has been very significant. This volume represents the first sustained academic attempt to study these situations the implementation of international humanitarian law in South Asia.
Through an analysis of archaeological and literary data, this book ex plores two interrelated themes: the socio-economic and cultic processes that resulted in the decline of Indian Buddhism in its last strongholds – Bihar and Bengal – towards the end of the early medieval period, and the patterns of revival of Buddhism in the neighbouring province of Uttar Pradesh, c. 2005-2011 ce. These themes have been explored by undertaking an analysis of the developments in the social histories of other competing religions: Hinduism, Jainism and Ājīvika-dharma. By placing emphasis on the religious praxis and behaviour of the non-elite segment of population, this book offers some significant ‘from below' perspectives on the social histories of Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism and Ājīvika-dharma in eastern and northern India.
Issues for 1960- include a section of official documents.